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Evil Leaders: Preventing the Rise of Totalitarian Rulers explores the dangerous allure of power-hungry individuals, dissecting the conditions that propel them to dominance and enable their worst atrocities. The book unpacks the socioeconomic crises, collective psychology and authoritarian personalities that fuel totalitarian rule. It also reflects on how artificial intelligence could act as an early warning system to detect authoritarian tendencies before it is too late.

The Wheel traces conflict from the pressures of the climate emergency, war, populism and authoritarianism to the smaller struggles that shape family life and social relations. It argues that fear, injustice and hidden agendas keep people trapped in repeating roles, while leaders often exploit instability for their own ends. The book asks how recognizing these patterns can interrupt the cycle and open the way for conflict to become constructive rather than destructive.